Most Helpful Positive Review

Jul 31, 2006

Good recipe, but I made changes (I'd give my version 5 stars): 1)I pre-cooked the raw crust for 6-10 minutes or so 2)I didn't use a bottle of dressing. I just spread some dressing around on the crust until it looked covered, but not globbed on (maybe 1/2 cup?) and I used ranch because I like it better. 3) I put half mozz. cheese and half cheddar cheese on top of the pizza (to me, this pizza just called for some cheddar) along with chopped red onion.

Most Helpful Critical Review

Jan 23, 2006

I agree that the amount of Bleu Cheese listed in this recipe is too much. I took one commenter's advice and just spread a thin layer of it on the pizza dough, which helped a lot. I also disliked how the Boboli crust tasted the first time, so I picked up some fresh (but uncooked) pizza dough at the bakery section in a local market. That tasted MUCH better. I do have one caveat, though, with this pizza, and perhaps someone can give me some useful advice. I've made this twice, and both times, a good quarter of an inch underneath where the cheese meets the bread is soggy, and this just adds an unpleasant texture to the meal. Is there a way to get around this? For instance, putting the chicken above the cheese as opposed to directly on the crust? If I could fix that one thing, it would definitely bump this recipe up to 5 stars because I love the taste of it. I'd appreciate any help anyone could give!

My husband and I have been having "Pizza Tuesdays" for a few months now - ever since my aunt finally gave me the recipe for her homemade pizza dough. As I've been perfecting the art of making the perfect pizza crust, I try out a new topping combination every week - let me tell you, this beats them all! I used Ken's Steakhouse bleu cheese dressing (only 1/2 - 1 cup), Frank's Red Hot Buffalo Chicken Sauce on shredded chicken (works better on pizza than cubed, I think), and a mix of 1/2 cheddar, 1/2 mozzarella cheese - all things we had on hand. Delicious, delicious, delicious!

This was sooo good! I've made it twice already. The first time I made it with "Bill's Blue Cheese Dressing" from this site. It was fabulous! The second time I made it with store bought dressing and it wasn't half as good. Use Bill's recipe. You won't be sorry. Also, the Boboli thick crust is way better for this recipe than the thin. As suggested, I used roasted chicken. Big time saver. Last, but not least, I used Lousianna Hot Sauce (1 1/2 tbls to 3 tbls butter). Just spicy enough. Will definately make this again, and again, and again....

I love making this, with these changes it is even better..... For the sauce use about 3/4 cup Franks Red Hot (or any other hot sauce), 1 tbl margarine, 1 tbl honey or sweet and sour sauce (to calm down the heat some) and a dash of garlic salt. Also you can't have chicken wings without celery, so why have your chicken wing pizza without celery??? I cut up 3 or 4 stalks. Building the pizza as follows... wing sauce (spread like pizza sauce), diced chicken, dollops of blue cheese (3/4 of a 16 oz jar), celery and then the mozzarella. If your oven is hot enough the crust will not be soggy. Thanks for the recipe!!!

My family loved it. I used high quality blue cheese dressing but only about 3/4 cup. I also used crumbled blue cheese with the mozz. Buffalo wing sauce is also key to this recipe. Hot sauce would not be as good. Using the wing sauce, the butter is not necessary. (wing sauce is hot sauce and butter typically)

Ohh..this is soooo yummy! I loved the combination of flavors. I used the Pillsbury refrigerated pizza crust and partially baked it before I put any of the fillings on top. I'm not a big fan on blue cheese, so I subbed peppercorn ranch instead and didn't use near the full bottle...only about 3/4 of a cup. I didn't use the full 2 oz of hot sauce because I only had half a bottle and it tasted great!! I sprinkled some italian cheese on top and the cheddar directly on the crust so the dressing wouldn't make it soggy. What a great new idea for an old time favorite. Thanks so much Brown!!

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